May I take it that the Conference decides to invite these States to participate in its work in accordance with its rules of procedure?

Did you miss me?

With that statement being made, may I take it that the Conference decides to invite these States to participate in our work in accordance with its rules of procedure? That seems to be the case.

May I interrupt?

May I have a glass of water?

May I ask some questions?

Is that a picture of me?

May I ask a couple of questions?

May I ride a bicycle?

May I help you?

Is this a gift for me?

Can I help you?

Will you please let me go now?

Can you order one for me?

Can I borrow your umbrella?

Have any letters arrived for me?

Can I borrow your car?

May I take a photo?

May I use your telephone?

May I have a word with you?

Can I borrow your radio?

May I play the piano?

Can I borrow your scissors?

May I borrow your dictionary?

What year, Chris, would you like?

May I ask you something?

Can you save this seat for me?

May I come in? Yes, certainly.

May I come in? Yes, certainly.

Can I borrow your tennis racket today?

Can I speak to the person in charge?

Can I speak to the doctor?

May I eat this cake?

May I hold your hand?

Can I borrow your laptop for a second?

May I see your passport?

Can you tell me what this is?

Can I go swimming, Mother?

May I go to the movies tonight?

May I come and see you tomorrow?

Could you please tell me why you love her?

Do you know how much you embarrass me?

Coud I have some water? My throat is really dry.

On my last day, the woman who looked after the place, she came and we spoke for a minute, and then she said to me, Would you sing something for me?

Could you please move out of my way?